Percy Robert Miller Sr. was born on April 29, 1970. He is also known as Master P., a musician, rapper actor, entrepreneur and actor. He was the creator of No Limit Records. It was revived under the New No Limit Records banner by Universal Records and Koch Records. Guttar Music Entertainment followed and is it is now No Limit Forever Records. P. Miller Enterprises was the company's founder as well as the CEO. Better Black Television was an online TV network which was briefly scuttled. Miller's popularity with hip-hop band TRU and his 5th solo album Ice Cream Man (which contained the first single of his career, "Mr. Ice Cream Man") led to him becoming famous in the late 1990s. Following the success of his platinum hit single, "Make 'Em Speak Uhh!" in 1997 Miller gained popularity. Miller has released 15 albums of studio work. Percy Robert Miller was born in Central City, the Third Ward of Uptown New Orleans. He is a part of the Calliope Projects. Miller is the fifth child in the family of five. He is the youngest of five siblings. He attended Warren Easton High School and Booker T. Washington High School.
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